Pygame Mouse Mouse Event usage instance in Python

The example in this article describes the mouse mouse event usage of pygame in Python. Share to everyone for your reference, as follows:

Pygame.mouse provides some ways to get the current state of a mouse device

"Pygame.mouse.get_pressed-get the state of the mouse buttons get the state of the  mouse Buttonspygame.mouse.get_po S-get the mouse cursor position  get the mouse cursor positionpygame.mouse.get_rel-get The amount of mouse movement  get the amount of mouse movementpygame.mouse.set_pos-set the mouse cursor position  set the mouse cursor Positio Npygame.mouse.set_visible-hide or show the mouse cursor  hide or show the mouse CURSORPYGAME.MOUSE.GET_FOCUSED-CHEC K If the display is receiving mouse input  check if the display is receiving mouse Inputpygame.mouse.set_cursor-set t He image for the system mouse cursor  set the image for the system mouse cursorpygame.mouse.get_cursor-get the image For the system mouse cursor  get the image for the system mouse cursor '

In the following demo, the main use of:

Pygame.mouse.get_pressed ()

Pygame.mouse.get_pos ()

The effect of the show:

Game effect:

When the mouse passes through the window, the window background color will change as the mouse moves, when the mouse clicks the window

The button that will print the mouse is clicked on the console: left, right, scroll wheel

#pygame mouseimport OS, pygamefrom pygame.locals import *from sys import exitfrom random import *__author__ = {' name ': ' H Ongten ', ' Mail ': ' hongtenzone@foxmail.com ', ' Version ': ' 1.0 '}if not Pygame.font:print (' Warning, Can not Foun D font! ') Pygame.init () screen = Pygame.display.set_mode ((255, 255), 0, +) Screen.fill ((255,255,255)) font = Pygame.font.Font (' Data\\font\\tork____.ttf ', ') Text = Font.render (' cliked Me please!!! ', True, (252,)) mouse_x, mouse_y = 0, 0while 1 : For event in Pygame.event.get (): if Event.type = = Quit:exit () elif Event.type = = Mousebuttondown:pres          Sed_array = pygame.mouse.get_pressed () for index in range (len (pressed_array)): If Pressed_array[index]:          If index = = 0:print (' Pressed left button! ')          Elif index = = 1:print (' The Mouse Wheel pressed! ')    Elif index = = 2:print (' Pressed right button! ') elif Event.type = = mousemotion: #return The X and Y position of the mouse cursor pos = pygame.mouse.get_pos () mouse_x = pos[0] mouse_y = pos[1] Screen.fill ((mouse_x, mouse_y, 0)) Screen.blit (text, (+)) Pygame.display.update ()

I hope this article is helpful for Python program design.

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